Tuesday Morning Trivia
by sireric on Jun 24, 2008 6:54 AM EDT
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PrintIt's the time of the week that I know each and every one of you eagerly anticipates...That's right! It's time for Tuesday Morning Trivia!
Player 1
- A San Diego native, I attended UCLA.
- In my final NFL season of 2001, I was a member of the Oakland Raiders.
- I appeared in 2 Super Bowls, 1 for the Bills and 1 for the Giants.
- I played in 14 career games for the Bills and never scored a single point.
Player 2
- I was originally a 6th round pick in 1983.
- I played in college for Tennessee State University.
- I scored 47 career touchdowns, 7 with the Bills.
- I set a Bengals team record by scoring 4 touchdowns in one game.
Player 3
- I was drafted by the Bills out of the same college that produced John DiGiorgio.
- My son is currently a red shirt freshman QB at the University of Miami.
- I was born in the town made famous by Micheal Moore: Flint, Michigan.
- I also played for Tampa Bay and San Diego during my 11 year NFL career.
Player 4
- I'm 1 of 4 players in college football history to throw for over 3,000 yards 3 different times during my career.
- I left college as the owner of 39 school records, 13 Big Twelve Conference records, and 7 NCAA 1-A records.
- I was a 6th round pick (#201overall) by the Patriots.
- I was released by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL, on January 31st of 2008.
*Extra Credit*
- How did Rich Stadium get it's name?
- Mike Stratton delivered "The Shot Heard Round The World," but who was on the receiving end of it?
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Wasn’t Rich Stadium named for Rich Foods, a corporate sponsor?
by Brian Galliford on Jun 24, 2008 7:38 AM EDT reply actions
tough ones today
1. pass for now
2. Larry Kinnebrew
3. Eugene Marve
4. pass for now
Extra Credit
as sugested above, Rich Products paid $ for naming rights
Mike Stratton blew up Keith Lincoln of the Chargers I believe. He later played for the Bills.
by Brian Galliford on Jun 24, 2008 8:03 AM EDT up reply actions
Found it – he was released on January 31, 2008, by the Blue Bombers. :)
by Brian Galliford on Jun 24, 2008 8:04 AM EDT up reply actions
My bad
Wikipedia needs to update their info.
The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me.
my quick answers
1. Brad Daluiso
2. Larry Kinnebrew
3. No idea
4. no idea
Rich Foods(?) ponied up the dough
~K
Answers
1 Brad Daluiso
2 Larry Kinnebrew
3 Eugene Marve
4 Kliff Kingsbury
Very good you guys got them all!
Extra credit.
- Rich foods coughed up the money for the stadium naming rights, and that is credited as one of the first such examples of that happening.
- Keith Lincoln was in fact the one who Mike Stratton pounded with the Shot Heard Round The World.
The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me.
Those where tough, but fair...
Except for Kingsbury! Out of the four guys, no one ever bought a “Kingsbury” Bills jersey. I saw many Marves, a few Kinnebrews, and I may have even seen a Daluiso jersey by some clown, but never, ever, a Kingsbury rag…
I have a question about the “Rich” naming rights – I wonder what was the original tag on that? I’d bet not more than 20 grrr a year; just a guess though.
I found this but it doesn’t say how much they paid. I saw other places that the stadium only cost $22 million to build so I can’t believe it cost Rich foods that much. Maybe they gave Ralph free burgers for life.
The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me.
Oh and by the way
i own a Kingsbury Bills jersey.
The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me.
If you actually own a Kingsbury jersey...
And he’s not a friend or relative, and if you don’t have it because you lost a bet, I swear I will buy you a six pack of beer, your choice.
No one but his mom, wife/girlfriend, or child (if he has one) owns a Bills Kingsbury jersey.
Quickly – what number?
Please friend – tell me you’re kidding.
Yeah I'm full of it.
I’ll take a rain check on the beer.
The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me.
Phew..
I’m actually of the “anti-jersey” brigade. I’ve owned two in my life, and one was a gift. Howie Long (gift) and Magic. Every year I contemplate buying a Bills jersey, but it always becomes a chore. (This should actually be a topic for a diary – jerseys). I definitely won’t buy one of these new jerseys. And, I don’t want the jersey of a current player. I don’t want to pick a player from the SB teams, or the nineties, because that would be too cliche for my age. I also can’t pick a guy from the 80’s, because that’s when just about every guy stunk.
I need to find the right player from the 70’s, or even 60’s. It’s not an easy task. I can go on and on about this….
Jerseys
I own 6 (5Bills + 1 Mets) The 5 Bills are Moulds x2 (home and away old style) Spikes x2 (home and away new style) and Milloy new style road jersey. The Mets is Johan Santana.
I’m done buying current players myself. If I was to get one I think a Marty Schottenheimer Old style Bills jersey would be kicka$$. Stratton or Haslett would be great also. Can you tell I like the old time linebackers?
The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me.
I love jersey discussions.
Counting live here… Kelly, Rob Johnson, Bledsoe, McGahee, Tasker, Moulds, Bruce, Pat Williams, and Posluszny are all Bills jerseys I’ve owned in my short 22 years. Only ever had three non-Bills jerseys: Dominik Hasek, Carmelo Anthony and Donovan McNabb (it’s a SU jersey, not Philly).
Kry, if you’re looking for a jersey that’s not a current player or cliche, a nice tribute would be a #85 bearing the name “Everett”.
by Brian Galliford on Jun 24, 2008 7:57 PM EDT up reply actions
Rob Johnson????
I wouldn’t admit that to anybody.
The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me.
I’m admitting it reluctantly. I forgot one more – Chris Spielman. I’m in double digits.
by Brian Galliford on Jun 24, 2008 8:10 PM EDT up reply actions
Spielman was/is a good jersey...
He was the kind of guy you could see playing football in any decade. Class act….
jersey selection is key...
I own far too many Bills jerseys thanks to my superstition of only wearing a current Bills player’s jersey on gameday. I also misfired once on a ridiculous selection:
Jim Kelly (home youth)
Don Beebe (home old style)
Justin Armour (home old style)
Chris Spielman (home old style)
Antowain Smith (away old style)
Jay Riemersma (home new style: 3 sizes too big)
Antoine Winfield (away new style)
Willis McGahee (away new style)
Paul Posluszny (home new style)
I also have an away Albert Pujols and a home Cardinals jersey with the number as “06” and “World Champs” as the name…I will be buried in that jersey.
Never forget 56-10. Revenge.
Johnson??
Psst – don’t tell people that. Throw that hunk of rag away.
Everett would be a nice tribute. But if we’re talking about tributes, Bob Kalsu is the way to go. He’s the original Pat Tillman, with all due respect to any and all present and former members of our armed forces.
I was actually just about to mention Kalsu! Very fitting.
Tom Sestak, Paul Maguire, Butch Byrd would be unique, interesting jerseys. Butch Byrd might have been the best defender not named Bruce Smith in team history.
by Brian Galliford on Jun 24, 2008 8:14 PM EDT up reply actions
Sestak and Byrd
Both good calls. Those guys have been on the top ten list for years, and more so since the advent of the “throwback” jersey.
Is there anyway we can start a petition to go to the throwback jersey for every game?
Stratton or Haslett would be good.
For some reason, I’m not sold on them though. I’d love a Smerlas one, but he’s been too much of a dork on the Boston radio waves over the years.
Can’t do Schottenheimer – he seems like too much of a “bust” as a coach, even though he’s had a successful career.
What about Gilchrist? That’s one I’m thinking of..
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